Atlassian used Amazon EFS with JIRA to cut costs and accelerate performance. Testing showed Amazon EFS provided consistent throughput and capacity as usage increased. Atlassian now uses EFS for their production JIRA Data Center deployment, which benefits from EFS's automatic scaling, high availability, and lower costs compared to on-premises shared storage.
2. What to Expect from the Session
Deeper understanding where Amazon EFS sits within our storage
portfolio
Benefits of Amazon EFS
Know why Atlassian chose Amazon EFS and how it benefits their
customers
3. Batches and Streams
Direct
Connect
Snowball 3rd Party
Connectors
Transfer
Acceleration
Storage
Gateway
Kinesis Firehose
File
Amazon EFS
Block
Amazon EBS
(persistent)
Object
Amazon GlacierAmazon S3
Amazon EC2
Instance Store
(ephemeral)
AWS Storage Overview
4. Operating shared file storage today is a pain
App owners and
Developers
Business
Managers
IT administrators
Estimate demand
Procure, setup, maintain hardware & space
Provide demand forecasts/business case
Limited flexibility and agility
CAPEX & over-buy
Constant upgrade/refresh cycle
5. What if you could…
App owners and
Developers
Business
Managers
IT administrators
Eliminate management & maintenance
Scale
Migrate code, apps, tools
Build new cloud-native apps
Predict cost & eliminate CAPEX
Increase agility
Less time managing file system
6. Fully managed file system for EC2
File system access semantics that works with standard OS APIs
Now on-premises NFS clients over AWS Direct Connect
Sharable across thousands of clients
Grow elastically to petabyte scale
Highly available and durable
Strong consistency
What is Amazon EFS?
7. We focused on changing the game
Simple Elastic Scalable
1 2 3
Highly Durable
Highly Available
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8. Amazon EFS is Simple
Fully managed
No hardware, network, file layer
Create a scalable file system in seconds!
Seamless integration with existing tools and apps
NFS v4.1—widespread, open
Standard file system access semantics
Works with standard OS file system APIs
Simple pricing = simple forecasting
1
9. Amazon EFS is Elastic
File systems grow and shrink automatically
as you add and remove files
No need to provision storage capacity or
performance
You pay only for the storage space you use,
with no minimum fee
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10. File systems grow to petabyte scale
Throughput & IOPS scale automatically as
file systems grow
Consistent low latencies regardless of file
system size
Support for thousands of concurrent NFS
connections
Amazon EFS is Scalable3
11. Designed to sustain Availability Zone (AZ)
offline conditions
Resources aggregated across multiple AZs
Superior to traditional NAS availability
models
Appropriate for Production / Tier 0
applications
Highly Durable and Highly Available4
12. If you have an EC2 application or use case that requires a
file system AND
• Requires multi-attach OR
• Multi-AZ availability/durability OR
• GBs/s throughput OR
• Requires automatic scaling (grow/shrink) of storage
Do you need an EFS file system?
13. In which regions can I use EFS today?
US East (N. Virginia) – us-east-1
US East (Ohio) – us-east-2
US West (Oregon) – us-west-2
EU (Ireland) – eu-west-1
More coming soon!
22. for Business Teams
Project planning
Progress tracking
The JIRA family
Track, report, & discuss
for IT Teams
Incident & request tracking
Self-service
SLAs and reports
for Software Teams
Sprint & release planning
Agile boards
Development reports
68. Our Current Infrastructure
• Elastic Load Balancer
• Auto-Scaling Groups
• Amazon Elastic File System
• Amazon Relational Database Service
69. AWS Quick Starts
Automated deployment of Data
Center to Amazon Web Services,
built by Amazon architects
Announcing support for Data Center on AWS
70. AWS Quick Starts
Cloud Formation Templates
Available Today
Automated deployment of Data
Center to Amazon Web Services,
built by Amazon architects
Quick and reliable provisioning of
all the components necessary for
auto-scaling Data Center clusters
Now available for JIRA Software
Data Center and Bitbucket Data
Center. Confluence coming soon!
Announcing support for Data Center on AWS
72. Related Sessions
STG202 - Deep Dive on Amazon Elastic Files System
STG208 - Case Study: How Monsanto uses Amazon EFS
with their large scale geospatial data sets
STG206 - Case Study: How Spokeo improved web
application response times with Amazon EFS